Danza Contemporanea de Cuba - Double Bill
Cuba today produces some of the world’s finest contemporary and ballet dancers who perform around the globe, setting standards of excellence both as teachers and as performers. Leading the field is the unique and exciting Danza Contemporanea de Cuba, which this year celebrates an outstanding 50 years with its first ever major UK tour.
- **** "Gifted, gorgeous Cubans… you’ll find them a very welcome ray of tropical sunshine"
- DAILY TELEGRAPH
- **** "Cespedes’s dance is an exhilarating, large-scale triumph"
- THE TIMES on Mambo 3XXI
World famous, but rarely seen outside of Cuba, this breathtaking company of 21 dancers brings the heat and passion of Cuba to the stage with an eclectic mix of contemporary dance fused with Afro-Caribbean and Spanish styles.
- "Some of the best dancers I have ever danced with"
- CARLOS ACOSTA
This programme features the London premiere of leading Swedish choreographer Mats Ek’s Casi-Casa, plus Danza Contemporanea de Cuba Principal George Cespédes’ Mambo 3XXI.
Don’t miss this rare chance to catch this exciting company performing in London.
Please note the advertised programme has changed and will not include Folia.
A Dance Consortium Tour
Sadler's Wells Theatre
19 - 20 Mar 2010
Ticket office:
0844 412 4300
How to find us
Sadler's Wells Theatre
Rosebery Avenue, London, EC1R 4TN
Performance times
Fri & Sat at 7.30pm
Running time
1 hour 35 mins (including one 20 min interval)
Tickets
£10 - £25
Group Discounts
Groups 8+ 20% off stalls seats for most performances. more »
Not available online or in conjunction with any other offer. To book, call the Ticket Office on 0844 412 4300.
Please Note: Under 5s are not admitted to this event. more »
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Now on Sadler's Wells Screen
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